Most fashion design internships are never posted publicly. They get filled through a short email, a professor's introduction, or a portfolio someone saw on Instagram. So the search is really two jobs at once: finding the openings…
Most fashion careers in NYC begin with an unpaid or low-paid internship, and the ones who get hired are the ones who show up prepared. This guide…
Fashion Campus NYC is a free summer program for full-time students and early-career professionals who want to work on the business side of fashion…
Careers in the fashion industry split into two worlds: the creative side that ends up on a runway, and the business side that decides what gets made…
Taking a collection from concept to the rack is a team effort. The following graphic illustrates the relationship between each industry professional…
Fashion Campus NYC is a New York City program that pushes talented students toward the business side of fashion, merchandising, marketing, buying…
Fashion Campus NYC ran for three days in July, from the 22nd to the 24th, and packed keynotes, student workshops and a peer panel into roughly 72…
Monday, July 22nd, 2013 6:00 p.m. Event Check-in Lang Student Center 55 W. 13th Street, 2nd Floor 6:30 p.m. Fashion Campus NYC Kick-Off Lang Student Center 55 W. 13th Street, 2nd Floor Learn more…
It mixes panel talks, breakout sessions and networking brunches, and it exists for one reason: to turn a summer internship into an actual job offer. If you are chasing careers in fashion NYC, this is…
There are many different ways to interview now, but interviewing via phone and video is more and more common. Phone Screens and Interviews There are many good articles on phone screens. A phone…
The job is not writing pretty emails. An email marketing manager at a major New York retailer decides what lands in millions of inboxes, when it lands, and what it has to earn back, and one send can…
Two designers sat down in front of a room of students, and neither of them talked about talent. Derek Lam and Jenna Lyons, classmates before they were names on a label, spent their time on…
A garment takes roughly 12 to 18 months to travel from a designer's sketch to a store shelf. Understanding the product lifecycle means knowing every hand that touches it along the way, and which of…
